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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

How would you feel if you received honest sexual critique after a meet?

We all have a good idea what we are good at...my oral skills are apparently outstanding(along with every woman on fab), but what about weaknesses?

In the workplace we are evaluated or self evaluate on weaknesses and strengths....do you ever wonder where your areas for improvement are?

I have met people, had what I thought was a great meet but never been offered a rematch, I wonder if it could have been better? but how would I know?

what are others thoughts on this?

BTW please don't offer a free critique....unless of course we have already met

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
over a year ago

Reading

It would be good to know what to improve but ouch!

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

There was a guy i was seeing and we did something new after i asked him to give me feedback and he just said it was perfect which isnt exactly what i wanted to here i wanted to know how it could of been better

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"There was a guy i was seeing and we did something new after i asked him to give me feedback and he just said it was perfect which isnt exactly what i wanted to here i wanted to know how it could of been better"

Exactly, how on earth do you know?

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By *tue555Man
over a year ago

Passed Beyond Reach

Wouldn't go down well because they are are basing a critique/comparing to somebody else's standards even if these standars are completely imagined, are they qualified to compare you or do they think they are qualified cos the watch a lot of porn.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Wouldn't go down well because they are are basing a critique/comparing to somebody else's standards even if these standars are completely imagined, are they qualified to compare you or do they think they are qualified cos the watch a lot of porn."

hmm good point...but for example I love to kiss...hard, passionate kisses...very tender kissing doesn't do it for me....but maybe it does for my meet...should they say?

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By *riving_Home_For_MimiWoman
over a year ago

Hampshire/Dorset

I'm not sure the guys would dare... Can't see the ladies having a problem with this

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By *tue555Man
over a year ago

Passed Beyond Reach

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By *ollydoesWoman
over a year ago

Shangri-La

I would never ask for a review of my performance from a meet. I do however when in a regular thing get some feedback in way.

I dont see the point in asking if im not seeing them regularly as how one guys heaven of a blow job can be someone else hell, so really they could just be setting me up to fail with another guy lmao

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By *tue555Man
over a year ago

Passed Beyond Reach

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By *tue555Man
over a year ago

Passed Beyond Reach


"Wouldn't go down well because they are are basing a critique/comparing to somebody else's standards even if these standars are completely imagined, are they qualified to compare you or do they think they are qualified cos the watch a lot of porn.

hmm good point...but for example I love to kiss...hard, passionate kisses...very tender kissing doesn't do it for me....but maybe it does for my meet...should they say?"

I shouldn't have to say because you have told me and I would know becauseI listened, I am the same I know and in this we are a good match one box ticked. Then I may like to pursue this maybe discuss further. If that wasn't for me I would politely say no and wish you all the best in your search the best sex in my experience is when there is I good chemistry or synergy, if that is the case nothing else matters - it is what works for you and a n other

People put too many false expectations on others and it is a shame

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

ok, so time to open a section for this with anonymising apart from the interested parties?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"ok, so time to open a section for this with anonymising apart from the interested parties?"

anonymous rate my date/critique my meet?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I would never ask for a review of my performance from a meet. I do however when in a regular thing get some feedback in way.

I dont see the point in asking if im not seeing them regularly as how one guys heaven of a blow job can be someone else hell, so really they could just be setting me up to fail with another guy lmao"

Good point!

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

I would be quite happy for someone to say "I prefer it like this" or "down a bit and to the right" but a critique after the event would be a step too far for me. If you can't speak up tactfully at the time don't be sending me a "points for improvement" list afterwards .

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I would be quite happy for someone to say "I prefer it like this" or "down a bit and to the right" but a critique after the event would be a step too far for me. If you can't speak up tactfully at the time don't be sending me a "points for improvement" list afterwards . "

my feedback form/spreadsheet not going to become a thing then?

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By *aspberry nippleWoman
over a year ago

Crawley-ish


"Wouldn't go down well because they are are basing a critique/comparing to somebody else's standards even if these standars are completely imagined, are they qualified to compare you or do they think they are qualified cos the watch a lot of porn."

And also the fact that everyone's idea of perfect BJ etc is different, depending on their own bodies!

Profiles where the guy talks about giving the woman oral for hours to make her cum terrify me ...I love oral, both ways, but hate being the passive recipient for more than a few minutes

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By *ark_KnightsMan
over a year ago

london

Very good in principle but for it to work to everyone’s advantage we would have to be sure the person doesn’t take it as a personal thing, equally the right intentions are needed.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"I would be quite happy for someone to say "I prefer it like this" or "down a bit and to the right" but a critique after the event would be a step too far for me. If you can't speak up tactfully at the time don't be sending me a "points for improvement" list afterwards .

my feedback form/spreadsheet not going to become a thing then?"

. If I got sent one the feedback might not be what they wanted to hear

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you feel if you received honest sexual critique after a meet?

We all have a good idea what we are good at...my oral skills are apparently outstanding(along with every woman on fab), but what about weaknesses?

In the workplace we are evaluated or self evaluate on weaknesses and strengths....do you ever wonder where your areas for improvement are?

I have met people, had what I thought was a great meet but never been offered a rematch, I wonder if it could have been better? but how would I know?

what are others thoughts on this?

BTW please don't offer a free critique....unless of course we have already met "

I don’t think you should equate how good you are at sex with whether a Fab guy wants to see you again. Many of them just want a fu*k and go and get a perverse sense of power when they dupe you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Wouldn't go down well because they are are basing a critique/comparing to somebody else's standards even if these standars are completely imagined, are they qualified to compare you or do they think they are qualified cos the watch a lot of porn.

hmm good point...but for example I love to kiss...hard, passionate kisses...very tender kissing doesn't do it for me....but maybe it does for my meet...should they say?"

And there is the problem.

For example, you say I loved everything but your kisses are too soft.

The guy then thinks next time I meet a new woman soft kisses are out.

Guy meets new woman.

New woman says everything great but you kiss too hard. Give me soft sensual kisses.

We all ike different things.

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By *heNYCSausageMan
over a year ago

Everton


"How would you feel if you received honest sexual critique after a meet?

We all have a good idea what we are good at...my oral skills are apparently outstanding(along with every woman on fab), but what about weaknesses?

In the workplace we are evaluated or self evaluate on weaknesses and strengths....do you ever wonder where your areas for improvement are?

I have met people, had what I thought was a great meet but never been offered a rematch, I wonder if it could have been better? but how would I know?

what are others thoughts on this?

BTW please don't offer a free critique....unless of course we have already met "

I’d love a critique. And usually I get them in veris. I know my veris are genuine because of a little secret trick that I won’t be sharing here haha

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Depends on whether the person can take criticism or if you could say it in a nice manner.

It’s only going to help them after all.

Id like to know for sure.

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By *oveAndBangCouple
over a year ago

where the mood takes us


"I'm not sure the guys would dare... Can't see the ladies having a problem with this "

Wouldn't be so sure about it. Would be surprised about man criticising women's sex skills

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By *oungAtHeartCurvyCoupleCouple
over a year ago

Glasgow

It could good and bad good as in something to practise and improve on but could be bad depending on how it's written and cause the other person to feel self conscious sex is supposed to be fun and make you feel good x

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By *stbury DavenportMan
over a year ago

Nottingham

I would *fucking love* to get honest feedback. Even if it was critical, even if it was absolutely excoriating, it would at least be *something*.

Something to work with, something to improve on in future, something to help me be better.

"It was perfect. You are the world's greatest lover" = Completely useless.

"You took too long to get anywhere, and now my hips are sore" = *Thank* you. Something I can actually act upon.

After all, if we don't know what's wrong, we can't fix it.

I know I am a massive statistical outlier – people want comfortable platitudes, not awkward truth – but I can dream.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I would *fucking love* to get honest feedback. Even if it was critical, even if it was absolutely excoriating, it would at least be *something*.

I have friends who tell me their partners are "crap in bed" yet they fake orgasms...how is the poor guy supposed to improve if he thinks what he is doing is right?

Something to work with, something to improve on in future, something to help me be better.

"It was perfect. You are the world's greatest lover" = Completely useless.

"You took too long to get anywhere, and now my hips are sore" = *Thank* you. Something I can actually act upon.

After all, if we don't know what's wrong, we can't fix it.

I know I am a massive statistical outlier – people want comfortable platitudes, not awkward truth – but I can dream.

"

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By *melia DominaTV/TS
over a year ago

Edinburgh (She/Her)

Absolutely fine with it.

Bdsm is all about communication.

Why wouldn't sexual communication is just as important.

How else are you going to build your sexual relationship with someone.

This was grea, this was not do great, can we try this next time etc.

Nothing should be taken to heart.

This is how we become better lovers and sexual partners.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Absolutely fine with it.

Bdsm is all about communication.

Why wouldn't sexual communication is just as important.

How else are you going to build your sexual relationship with someone.

This was grea, this was not do great, can we try this next time etc.

Nothing should be taken to heart.

This is how we become better lovers and sexual partners.

"

Makes sense, I have a BDSM background, maybe that's why I feel I need feedback.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Absolutely fine with it.

Bdsm is all about communication.

Why wouldn't sexual communication is just as important.

How else are you going to build your sexual relationship with someone.

This was grea, this was not do great, can we try this next time etc.

Nothing should be taken to heart.

This is how we become better lovers and sexual partners.

Makes sense, I have a BDSM background, maybe that's why I feel I need feedback."

That makes sense to me

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By *stbury DavenportMan
over a year ago

Nottingham


"I would *fucking love* to get honest feedback. Even if it was critical, even if it was absolutely excoriating, it would at least be *something*.

Something to work with, something to improve on in future, something to help me be better.

"It was perfect. You are the world's greatest lover" = Completely useless.

"You took too long to get anywhere, and now my hips are sore" = *Thank* you. Something I can actually act upon.

After all, if we don't know what's wrong, we can't fix it.

I know I am a massive statistical outlier – people want comfortable platitudes, not awkward truth – but I can dream.

I have friends who tell me their partners are "crap in bed" yet they fake orgasms...how is the poor guy supposed to improve if he thinks what he is doing is right?"

That's really sad. I feel so sorry for people who end up emotionally tied together when the physical side isn't there. I hope they can find what they need elsewhere.

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By *ntrepid ExplorersCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham

I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"How would you feel if you received honest sexual critique after a meet?

We all have a good idea what we are good at...my oral skills are apparently outstanding(along with every woman on fab), but what about weaknesses?

In the workplace we are evaluated or self evaluate on weaknesses and strengths....do you ever wonder where your areas for improvement are?

I have met people, had what I thought was a great meet but never been offered a rematch, I wonder if it could have been better? but how would I know?

what are others thoughts on this?

BTW please don't offer a free critique....unless of course we have already met "

I’d absolutely love this. Obviously it’s different for different people, but if you were meeting them again, it’d be useful to know what’s working and what really isn’t

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I would *fucking love* to get honest feedback. Even if it was critical, even if it was absolutely excoriating, it would at least be *something*.

Something to work with, something to improve on in future, something to help me be better.

"It was perfect. You are the world's greatest lover" = Completely useless.

"You took too long to get anywhere, and now my hips are sore" = *Thank* you. Something I can actually act upon.

After all, if we don't know what's wrong, we can't fix it.

I know I am a massive statistical outlier – people want comfortable platitudes, not awkward truth – but I can dream.

I have friends who tell me their partners are "crap in bed" yet they fake orgasms...how is the poor guy supposed to improve if he thinks what he is doing is right?

That's really sad. I feel so sorry for people who end up emotionally tied together when the physical side isn't there. I hope they can find what they need elsewhere. "

I think what they need is probably right in front of them but they need to work on it.

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By *stbury DavenportMan
over a year ago

Nottingham


"I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions. "

Absolutely. This is one of my pet hates. "Just be yourself" is totally useless as advice, be it on Fab or going into a job interview. If being yourself was working, you wouldn't need advice!

The other non-advice that drives me nuts is "Just stand out". Yes, obviously, but *how*? Ugh.

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By *ntrepid ExplorersCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham


"I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions.

Absolutely. This is one of my pet hates. "Just be yourself" is totally useless as advice, be it on Fab or going into a job interview. If being yourself was working, you wouldn't need advice!

The other non-advice that drives me nuts is "Just stand out". Yes, obviously, but *how*? Ugh. "

I could stand out more, but I could look a chuffing clown... And actually, after a 20 year break, I'm considering trying some eyeliner at clubs... I'd stand out, but would people I like be put off?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Everyone is different, so you’d end up with a lot of conflicting feedback and would have to have a lot of meets to get any kind of trend from it all unless you were particularly bad at something.

After the event is too late I’d say, it needs to be in the moment.

I’m also my own harshest critic, so I’ve probably said it to myself long before anyone else would, if they even thought it at all.

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By *stbury DavenportMan
over a year ago

Nottingham


"I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions.

Absolutely. This is one of my pet hates. "Just be yourself" is totally useless as advice, be it on Fab or going into a job interview. If being yourself was working, you wouldn't need advice!

The other non-advice that drives me nuts is "Just stand out". Yes, obviously, but *how*? Ugh.

I could stand out more, but I could look a chuffing clown... And actually, after a 20 year break, I'm considering trying some eyeliner at clubs... I'd stand out, but would people I like be put off? "

I have little difficulty standing out in person – I'm usually the largest person in any given room – but on here, it's a bit more difficult. Online, I can't make people notice me just by standing up.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions.

Absolutely. This is one of my pet hates. "Just be yourself" is totally useless as advice, be it on Fab or going into a job interview. If being yourself was working, you wouldn't need advice!

The other non-advice that drives me nuts is "Just stand out". Yes, obviously, but *how*? Ugh.

I could stand out more, but I could look a chuffing clown... And actually, after a 20 year break, I'm considering trying some eyeliner at clubs... I'd stand out, but would people I like be put off? "

But people who like it would be attracted. You can't please everyone.

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions.

Absolutely. This is one of my pet hates. "Just be yourself" is totally useless as advice, be it on Fab or going into a job interview. If being yourself was working, you wouldn't need advice!

The other non-advice that drives me nuts is "Just stand out". Yes, obviously, but *how*? Ugh.

I could stand out more, but I could look a chuffing clown... And actually, after a 20 year break, I'm considering trying some eyeliner at clubs... I'd stand out, but would people I like be put off?

I have little difficulty standing out in person – I'm usually the largest person in any given room – but on here, it's a bit more difficult. Online, I can't make people notice me just by standing up."

It’s often very difficult to give useful advice unless you know the person well and can tailor it to them and to some specific actions. The best advice for many people would be spend less time here sort your insecurities out get a life plan and come back when not so needy and entitled and have something to offer other than cock pics.

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By *ingdingaling69Man
over a year ago

London & Abu Dhabi

Feedback is the breakfast of champions!

Constructive and honest feedback obviously.

I mean on technic and application plus suggestions on what you personal prefer and have enjoyed more I’d personally welcome it, however there are plenty of fragile soles out there so I’d say give feedback when it’s requested. Telling a guy I wish you had a 12” cock isn’t particularly helpful ??

X

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By *batMan
over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)


"I would be quite happy for someone to say "I prefer it like this" or "down a bit and to the right" but a critique after the event would be a step too far for me. If you can't speak up tactfully at the time don't be sending me a "points for improvement" list afterwards . "

This

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By *batMan
over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)

I thought this quote might be useful for this thread!

"Feedback is only difficult to hear if it comes from:

Family

Friend

Work colleague

Complete Stranger."

Gbat

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I thought this quote might be useful for this thread!

"Feedback is only difficult to hear if it comes from:

Family

Friend

Work colleague

Complete Stranger."

Gbat"

Shouldn’t that be “criticism”? Feedback could be glowing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had it albeit d*unken haha

If it’s a one time event then I don’t want to know anything but if It’s going to be regular then feedback would make it a better time for everyone surely?

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By *ntrepid ExplorersCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham


"I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions.

Absolutely. This is one of my pet hates. "Just be yourself" is totally useless as advice, be it on Fab or going into a job interview. If being yourself was working, you wouldn't need advice!

The other non-advice that drives me nuts is "Just stand out". Yes, obviously, but *how*? Ugh.

I could stand out more, but I could look a chuffing clown... And actually, after a 20 year break, I'm considering trying some eyeliner at clubs... I'd stand out, but would people I like be put off?

But people who like it would be attracted. You can't please everyone. "

I don't want to, but it often feels like people refuse to give their personal feelings to help inform decisions.

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By *ikesEmBigMan
over a year ago

Herts

Check out my reviews lol

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"I'd like a lot more opinion on these things around here tbh. People want to be positive and all, but it's not all that helpful. "just be yourself" can be a pretty frustrating thing to read when you want actual opinions.

Absolutely. This is one of my pet hates. "Just be yourself" is totally useless as advice, be it on Fab or going into a job interview. If being yourself was working, you wouldn't need advice!

The other non-advice that drives me nuts is "Just stand out". Yes, obviously, but *how*? Ugh.

I could stand out more, but I could look a chuffing clown... And actually, after a 20 year break, I'm considering trying some eyeliner at clubs... I'd stand out, but would people I like be put off?

But people who like it would be attracted. You can't please everyone.

I don't want to, but it often feels like people refuse to give their personal feelings to help inform decisions. "

I think a lot of that is down to people not wanting to express an opinion that might not be in line with the accepted common opinions of the forum.

Personally the more opinions I'm given on something the more helpful I find it. It makes it easier to clarify my own opinion in a way.

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By *aria_dreamgirlTV/TS
over a year ago

stockport

Perhaps issue a pass or fail certificate. Lol

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By *uitednbooted2Man
over a year ago

Berkshire


"How would you feel if you received honest sexual critique after a meet?

We all have a good idea what we are good at...my oral skills are apparently outstanding(along with every woman on fab), but what about weaknesses?

In the workplace we are evaluated or self evaluate on weaknesses and strengths....do you ever wonder where your areas for improvement are?

I have met people, had what I thought was a great meet but never been offered a rematch, I wonder if it could have been better? but how would I know?

what are others thoughts on this?

BTW please don't offer a free critique....unless of course we have already met "

Interested in what type of job you do OP

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"How would you feel if you received honest sexual critique after a meet?

We all have a good idea what we are good at...my oral skills are apparently outstanding(along with every woman on fab), but what about weaknesses?

In the workplace we are evaluated or self evaluate on weaknesses and strengths....do you ever wonder where your areas for improvement are?

I have met people, had what I thought was a great meet but never been offered a rematch, I wonder if it could have been better? but how would I know?

what are others thoughts on this?

BTW please don't offer a free critique....unless of course we have already met

Interested in what type of job you do OP "

That isn't relevant to the thread.

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By *uitednbooted2Man
over a year ago

Berkshire


"How would you feel if you received honest sexual critique after a meet?

We all have a good idea what we are good at...my oral skills are apparently outstanding(along with every woman on fab), but what about weaknesses?

In the workplace we are evaluated or self evaluate on weaknesses and strengths....do you ever wonder where your areas for improvement are?

I have met people, had what I thought was a great meet but never been offered a rematch, I wonder if it could have been better? but how would I know?

what are others thoughts on this?

BTW please don't offer a free critique....unless of course we have already met

Interested in what type of job you do OP

That isn't relevant to the thread."

Ah I actually think it is given your approach and use of language

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If it was like a school report mine would read...poor attendance, lack of concentration, could try harder and needs to stop messing about

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By *ancardiff7Man
over a year ago

Near Cowbridge

Never criticise someone's driving or sexual performance unless you want an argument

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